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it was a look into a part of jobs' life that few people had seen. >> this is laurene, and that's erin, reed, eve, and this is on their family vacation. >> jobs married laurene powell in 1991, a former investment banker who could hold her own with her mercurial husband. >> and she's a great balance. he knows to pick strong people to be around him, and he sure did when he married laurene. >> now, this is... >> reed, his son. reed is very much like his father, except for, he has his mother's kindness. eve is a great horseback rider. eve, i think, might someday be in the olympics with horseback riding. erin has a great sense of design, is a really cool kid. >> his fourth child is lisa brennan-jobs, the daughter jobs had with his girlfriend in 1978 and neglected for more than a decade until she moved in with the family as a teenager. isaacson said their reconciliation was important to jobs because his own birth parents had abandoned him. >> he felt there was a hole. he felt something was missing. >> in 1986, he began searching for his biological mother and found joanne schieble simpson liv
it was a look into a part of jobs' life that few people had seen. >> this is laurene, and that's erin, reed, eve, and this is on their family vacation. >> jobs married laurene powell in 1991, a former investment banker who could hold her own with her mercurial husband. >> and she's a great balance. he knows to pick strong people to be around him, and he sure did when he married laurene. >> now, this is... >> reed, his son. reed is very much like his father, except...
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family dollar, all gaining a hundred percent or more since the october 2007 peak, but so too have ralph lauren and fossil on the high ends. on the dow, home depot come in as the top performer. wal-mart number four. so home depot and wal-mart are two that are up double digits. consumer discretionary groups, both leading the broader s&p 500. but the bulk of retail earners are yet to hit the tape. that could change everything. especially after a sneak peek. sweel if this trade gets to rally or not. >> nice winners among the retailers. thank you very much. >>> well hit the media sector in a few moments. julia boorstin will be along to talk about opportunities in that neck of the woods after a few more stories. meanwhile, down to you, sue. >> all right, ty. we will check in on the bond market. we have breaking news from the bond pits after the yield on the ten-year broke through to the upside on the 2% barrier. and we had an auction as well today of two-year notes. a lot on your plate, mr. ricky. >> absolutely. we backed away from 2%. 35 billion two-year notes went off the treasury's balance sheet
family dollar, all gaining a hundred percent or more since the october 2007 peak, but so too have ralph lauren and fossil on the high ends. on the dow, home depot come in as the top performer. wal-mart number four. so home depot and wal-mart are two that are up double digits. consumer discretionary groups, both leading the broader s&p 500. but the bulk of retail earners are yet to hit the tape. that could change everything. especially after a sneak peek. sweel if this trade gets to rally or...
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. >> it's part of my ralph lauren collection. >>> jeremy siegel is professor of finance. thanks so much for coming back on halftime. >> thanks for having me. >> we read the stat at the top of the show. the second best weekly inflows ever. is that a bullish sign for the market? is this the beginning of the great rotation from bonds into stocks? >> i truly think so. i really get the feel -- you know, the financial crisis is now more than four years past. people are starting to think the world is not going to end, i can't say in these bond funds, money funds are zero. bond fuss are 1.5 to 2%, this is my time to step boo conservative stocks, with very reasonable valuations. by the way, i'm listening to your discussion back and forth. it's not just institutions into etfs. more and more individuals, i think, disappointing performance of actively managed mutual funds. people say, you know, i'm going to put together my own portfolio, or they have an adviser to put together a portfolio, low-cost etfs that are now dividend oriented and equity oriented. i think those flowing will co
. >> it's part of my ralph lauren collection. >>> jeremy siegel is professor of finance. thanks so much for coming back on halftime. >> thanks for having me. >> we read the stat at the top of the show. the second best weekly inflows ever. is that a bullish sign for the market? is this the beginning of the great rotation from bonds into stocks? >> i truly think so. i really get the feel -- you know, the financial crisis is now more than four years past. people...
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. >> it's american designer ralph lauren who calls her an industry leader. >> thank you. congratulations. >> i work with anna, and i have a great respect for her. she knows how to run a magazine, knows how to be in the forefront, knows how to bring substance to a magazine. >> designer domenico dolce and stefano gabbana listen when anna speaks. >> she give to us many, many advice about my job. >> what sort of ideas does she discuss with you? >> the new color, or maybe we are insecure about some clothes, she will advise, yes or no. >> and the devil's own designer, miuccia prada. her name will always be attached to prada because of the devil wears prada. has that affected your business in any way, positive or negative? >> of course, it made the name of prada very famous, even more if necessary, and her also. >> when she drops in on a designer, it is make-or-break time. >> and it goes with a belt. >> nicolas ghesquiere of balenciaga is anxious to please. >> light. >> yeah, i'm trying. >> do you keep her in mind when you're working on a new collection? >> there is always a mom
. >> it's american designer ralph lauren who calls her an industry leader. >> thank you. congratulations. >> i work with anna, and i have a great respect for her. she knows how to run a magazine, knows how to be in the forefront, knows how to bring substance to a magazine. >> designer domenico dolce and stefano gabbana listen when anna speaks. >> she give to us many, many advice about my job. >> what sort of ideas does she discuss with you? >> the new...
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those are consumer discretionary names including tjx, dhar tree, ralph lauren, fossil, amazon and limited brands. jc penney shares have shed nearly 72% of their value. best buy down nearly 69%. while the first month isn't over yet, best buy is up 31%. quite a reversal. the jcp turn around isn't catching bullish moves soer if a. the past five years haven't been easy for the consumer marked with high unemployment, uncertainty. the winners are the low end dollar stores, discounters, off price retailers and the very strong high end brands like ralph lauren. >> what a puzzling sector, especially this week with coach. meantime the dow and s&p around the five-year highs. what are the charts saying about where we go from here? lou green is at dwr trading group and joins us from chicago. lou, welcome back. >> good to talk to you, carl. >> people have questions about resistance. you're argument is we may have blown through it. >> it's interesting. there is a price ban between 1468 and 1474 on the s&p. the way i first nosed was taking a view from 40,000 feet at the beginning of the year. noticed the
those are consumer discretionary names including tjx, dhar tree, ralph lauren, fossil, amazon and limited brands. jc penney shares have shed nearly 72% of their value. best buy down nearly 69%. while the first month isn't over yet, best buy is up 31%. quite a reversal. the jcp turn around isn't catching bullish moves soer if a. the past five years haven't been easy for the consumer marked with high unemployment, uncertainty. the winners are the low end dollar stores, discounters, off price...
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lauren hensley from barclay's. i know you can give us a few, as well, lawrence. that moody's statement, is that going to cloes cloud treasuries a little bit more as we get into budget discussions, sequestration, debt ceilings? what happens? >> as you have been saying, the fiscal negotiations in u.s. are far from over. the first step is done, but the lowest common denominator was chosen by the congress here. that's unlikely to really fully put confidence from rating agencies at this stage. there's still the likelihood that moody's or on fitch downgrades the u.s. from here. is it going to be a big event, a big market defender? i don't think so necessarily. >> yes. because the rest of the world is still going to want to buy treasuries. are they? >> that's right, yeah. and not only that, but you have still a fairly modest growth outlook and you also have the prospects for quite a bit of fiscal consolidation in 2013. something around 1.5% of gdp. so that is what keeps growth modest. and the fed, by the way, is still buying a lot of treasuries, even if the rest of the
lauren hensley from barclay's. i know you can give us a few, as well, lawrence. that moody's statement, is that going to cloes cloud treasuries a little bit more as we get into budget discussions, sequestration, debt ceilings? what happens? >> as you have been saying, the fiscal negotiations in u.s. are far from over. the first step is done, but the lowest common denominator was chosen by the congress here. that's unlikely to really fully put confidence from rating agencies at this stage....
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when you're flipping through, you're seeing the magazine pages, ralph lauren or whatever it is. >> when people have next issue, this is where they read magazines, spend all their time reading magazines in this world. we know where you go, cross title opportunities and target opportunities. >> what has the chance it canabalizes -- "the new yorker" a 60, 70, $80 a year subscription. if i have this, i'm not subscribing to "the new yorker" anymore, the actual print version. >> again, the lifetime value of a customer from next issues talking about levels of engagement way beyond, people are spending two hours a week reading magazines here. >> how hard is it to convince publishers. i know it started by a conso consortium of publishers but new publishers brought in outside of that. >> we started with five big publishers. like hulu. we have hearst, meredith, news corp., time inc., all our investors. they have the greatest content in the world. these 80 titles, 5,000 magazines in the united states, these 80 titles represent about 50% of the business, readership, ad sales, circulation. we're goin
when you're flipping through, you're seeing the magazine pages, ralph lauren or whatever it is. >> when people have next issue, this is where they read magazines, spend all their time reading magazines in this world. we know where you go, cross title opportunities and target opportunities. >> what has the chance it canabalizes -- "the new yorker" a 60, 70, $80 a year subscription. if i have this, i'm not subscribing to "the new yorker" anymore, the actual print...
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>> well, i don't think ralph lauren would ever say he's spreading himself too thin. we have a very wonderful brand standing for good quality, fine production, in many different product lines that really center around the home. and for in and around the home. and we will continue to design in all these areas. we're very excited about it. >> and january is a pretty big month wore home furnishing and sales. how does martha stewart play into that? >> well, you would have to look at the sales at macy's and at the home depot for home repair, home building. home design, to know how we're doing. and right now, i really can't comment on some of the things that are happening, but it's -- it's exciting to be able to be in all of these retail outlets the. we're in more than 8,000 different outlets all over the country. >> and how closely do you follow what's happening in the home building market? that has to have some correlation with the sales. >> well, we have a wip with kb homes. and i'm happy to say there are some good signs there. people are starting to build again, start t
>> well, i don't think ralph lauren would ever say he's spreading himself too thin. we have a very wonderful brand standing for good quality, fine production, in many different product lines that really center around the home. and for in and around the home. and we will continue to design in all these areas. we're very excited about it. >> and january is a pretty big month wore home furnishing and sales. how does martha stewart play into that? >> well, you would have to look...
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tiffany, ralph lauren, sachs, all down. tiffany more than 1.5%. we talk about the new highs. the transports has been airlines. u.s. airways, lcc, strong numbers on the top and bottom line. that stock up about 2% in early trade here. i want to add a little insight into annie's. well off the pre-market lows. still up about 90% from the ipo. maybe some of that -- jpmorgan came out and said we'll lower our estimates, but we're going to reiterate our overweight rating, and encouraging people to buy the dips on this stock. obviously down significantly, but well off the pre-market lows. eli lilly, stomach cancer drug did extend survival rates beyond the placebo, but only by two months. it was not positive enough. that's why it's trading down 1.5%. whenever i'm down here at the floor, jim, i like to keep an eye on the dividend raisers and what the companies are doing with their cash. wells fargo, comerica, increasing dividend close to double digits. basically wells fargo said they want to do more. we're just waiting for approval from the fed. back to you. >> brian, i thought wells wo
tiffany, ralph lauren, sachs, all down. tiffany more than 1.5%. we talk about the new highs. the transports has been airlines. u.s. airways, lcc, strong numbers on the top and bottom line. that stock up about 2% in early trade here. i want to add a little insight into annie's. well off the pre-market lows. still up about 90% from the ipo. maybe some of that -- jpmorgan came out and said we'll lower our estimates, but we're going to reiterate our overweight rating, and encouraging people to buy...
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in the new book "going clear" author lauren wright interviews several dozen exchurch members. miguel marquez breaks down the allegations. >> you are a being. an intelligence, a consciousness. >> reporter: going clear, in scientology is reaching a higher level of consciousness and clearing one's self of past subconscious events. scientologists believe that gives them access to a life force and they become what they call o.t.s, or operating thetans. >> have y >> you have a body. have you a mind. are you a thetan. >> reporter: the new book "going clear," the author puts scientology and its status as a religion under a microscope. wright focuses on the obsession with celebrity through writer/director paul hagus. he won two oscars for his film "crash." he left the church after his daughte daughter coming out as a lesbian made him take a hard look at scientology. >> it's horrible treatment these kids had. terrible. made to work so often and all day long, and these terrible conditions. [ bleep ] them for that. yeah, they should be taken down for that. >> reporter: in a statement, the
in the new book "going clear" author lauren wright interviews several dozen exchurch members. miguel marquez breaks down the allegations. >> you are a being. an intelligence, a consciousness. >> reporter: going clear, in scientology is reaching a higher level of consciousness and clearing one's self of past subconscious events. scientologists believe that gives them access to a life force and they become what they call o.t.s, or operating thetans. >> have y >>...
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. >> howie kurtz, and lauren ashburn, contributor for "the daily beast" and editor-in-chief for daily download. welcome. >> thank you. >> what do you think, dave fromme and i have had many talks on issues, he says rape and assault is what people face in the military and this is one of the reasons why women should not be in combat roles. what do you think of that argument? >> i disagree. i this i this is about equality for women. this isn't about feminism, it isn't about sexual assault and rape. this is about women being able to do the same thing that men are doing, as long as they can come up to the physical standards that men can, these are women who want to be there. it's their duty, they tell me. >> the argument though as you know is not only the physical standards and will was leading the conversation about that. >> leading? >> well with a very -- >> leaning from the right. he was leaning from the right. >> he was leading from his position which is of the right but there is an argument that is not the physical, that is also the sort of, you know, does it create a tenor or tone tha
. >> howie kurtz, and lauren ashburn, contributor for "the daily beast" and editor-in-chief for daily download. welcome. >> thank you. >> what do you think, dave fromme and i have had many talks on issues, he says rape and assault is what people face in the military and this is one of the reasons why women should not be in combat roles. what do you think of that argument? >> i disagree. i this i this is about equality for women. this isn't about feminism, it...
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and she wasn't even able to do it. >> lauren ashburn, thank you. just final thoughts here -- and this is just one of the stories that everyone is talking about. they are talking about it in line at starbucks and the cafeteria. >> i've been looking all over facebook and your colleague, josh levs said, two major reasons this story matters. one, up don't trash innocent people, bully them, and deserve admiration. and, two, i think this is the lesson. i want my kids and all kids to know that being good and have them do unto others is what is important, being famous isn't. >> on that, be right back. right in the old bucket. good toss! see that's much better! that was good. you had your shoulder pointed, you kept your eyes on your target. let's do it again -- watch me. just like that one... [ male announcer ] the durability of the volkswagen passat. pass down something he will be grateful for. good arm. that's the power of german engineering. ♪ back to you. ♪ we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be righ
and she wasn't even able to do it. >> lauren ashburn, thank you. just final thoughts here -- and this is just one of the stories that everyone is talking about. they are talking about it in line at starbucks and the cafeteria. >> i've been looking all over facebook and your colleague, josh levs said, two major reasons this story matters. one, up don't trash innocent people, bully them, and deserve admiration. and, two, i think this is the lesson. i want my kids and all kids to know...
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joined by lauren ashburn from the daily down low from washington and contributor to the daily beast. good to see you. picking oprah, this is all about strategy and managing an image, who does he give the tell-all to, to oprah. what do you make of that choice? >> well, oprah has not had a syndicated show for several years and her struggling network owned in part by discovery does not get the viewership that her syndicated show did. so oprah's not quite what she was and lance definitely isn't what he was. so there is a question as to how much this interview can do for him and for his image, if he confesses. >> when you talk about the magic touch, right, she -- oprah has that -- or had that power to make or break so many people who came before her. i mean, if he confesses, if she sort of forgives, do you think that that won't really matter? >> the problem here is, do you know what time oprah is on this channel? i don't. i did know on her syndicated show she was on my channel 7 at 4:00 every single day and it was appointment viewing and you would sit down and you would watch the hour wit
joined by lauren ashburn from the daily down low from washington and contributor to the daily beast. good to see you. picking oprah, this is all about strategy and managing an image, who does he give the tell-all to, to oprah. what do you make of that choice? >> well, oprah has not had a syndicated show for several years and her struggling network owned in part by discovery does not get the viewership that her syndicated show did. so oprah's not quite what she was and lance definitely...
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also, joining us, the editor-in-chief of the dailydownload.com, lauren ashburn. there's a problem here because for months and month and months the media bought this story apparently without checking who this woman was. >> this was a feel good story even though it involved a death and it was false. a basic few phone calls would have found no record of her death or birth and no one wanted to make that minimal effort. >> it was a beautiful, warm story that people just said, great, let's go with it. >> media, journalism 101, fail. as howie said, people didn't check the facts. especially when there had been previous accounts and you could go back and say, gosh, she died this day? no, she died here. all you had to look was at the evidence. and what's really critical here, wolf, is that the twitter accounts and facebook accounts, had someone been reporting social media reporting -- >> deadspin eventually did. >> we would have figured this out a long time ago. >> somebody sent him an e-mail saying, you should take a look at this and it didn't take very long for them to f
also, joining us, the editor-in-chief of the dailydownload.com, lauren ashburn. there's a problem here because for months and month and months the media bought this story apparently without checking who this woman was. >> this was a feel good story even though it involved a death and it was false. a basic few phone calls would have found no record of her death or birth and no one wanted to make that minimal effort. >> it was a beautiful, warm story that people just said, great,...
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in the year 2000, a new drug finally brought lauren epilepsies under control. still, the axelrods do everything they can to raise money for research. david's slash the stache fund-raiser was a success, bringing in $1 million for a cure. >> are your friends at the white house watching, david? >> laughing, i'm sure. >> that same afternoon in "the situation room," alex castellanos put his clippers on the line. >> we're going to try to raise more money for cure, it's such a wonderful charity, that if we can raise another 500 contributions between now and the beginning of the year, well -- >> right here in "the situation room." it's too late. >> we're going to show that bipartisanship does still live in washington and we'll get rid of this mustache. >> david and alec exceeded their goal, 524 donors gave more than $115,000 to the fight against epilepsy and now alex castellanos is about to say good-bye to his long-time facial fix stur. >> how long have you had yours? >> it's a cuban thing. >> that's a big deal to shave that mustache. >> this is worse than taking away
in the year 2000, a new drug finally brought lauren epilepsies under control. still, the axelrods do everything they can to raise money for research. david's slash the stache fund-raiser was a success, bringing in $1 million for a cure. >> are your friends at the white house watching, david? >> laughing, i'm sure. >> that same afternoon in "the situation room," alex castellanos put his clippers on the line. >> we're going to try to raise more money for cure,...
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today we will tell you he worked with alicia keys and lauren hill and maxwell. here she was singing obama is on fire when they slow danced and even his own son, mega producer here jermaine dupree. the former president of columbia records and current ceo of artistic control group joins me now. we await beyonce here, you were the head honcho when you guys first signed destiny's child. how old was she? >> if i'm not mistaken, she was around 15. >> 15 years old. tell us about the beyonce you knew back then. >> very sweet. being from texas she had this southern flavor and still to this day that's who she is. even right now, she is so natural. she treats you like she has been doing it forever. if she had, she reaches out to you. just an amazing talent. always was. i think she always will be. >> amazing talent. it almost sounds like she is authentic. here's the thing. you know this story line is over the next couple of weeks and she wasn't sing live with the marine corps band and standing up on the west front of the capital. did that bug you? >> not at all. just knowin
today we will tell you he worked with alicia keys and lauren hill and maxwell. here she was singing obama is on fire when they slow danced and even his own son, mega producer here jermaine dupree. the former president of columbia records and current ceo of artistic control group joins me now. we await beyonce here, you were the head honcho when you guys first signed destiny's child. how old was she? >> if i'm not mistaken, she was around 15. >> 15 years old. tell us about the...
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we'll speak with the daily beast lauren ashburn and howard kurtz, and kurtz says armstrong is a liar. >>> she shot to fame with tlc. after she battled back from a brain tumor and cycle sell anemia, she is battling back. >> don't go chasing waterfalls, soledad. >> scrubs. >> thank you, soledad. >> 50 minutes past the hour. chaos in a convenience store. a clerk versus an armed attacker. >>> plus high anxiety. some hikers involved in a hair-raising rescue. tap... pinch... and zoom... in your car. introducing the all-new cadillac xts with cue. ♪ don't worry. we haven't forgotten, you still like things to push. [ engine revs ] the all-new cadillac xts has arrived, and it's bringing the future forward. the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto-insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve.
we'll speak with the daily beast lauren ashburn and howard kurtz, and kurtz says armstrong is a liar. >>> she shot to fame with tlc. after she battled back from a brain tumor and cycle sell anemia, she is battling back. >> don't go chasing waterfalls, soledad. >> scrubs. >> thank you, soledad. >> 50 minutes past the hour. chaos in a convenience store. a clerk versus an armed attacker. >>> plus high anxiety. some hikers involved in a hair-raising rescue....
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howard kurtz host of "reliable choices" and lauren ashburn, editor-in-chief of "the daily gallow." nice to talk to both of you. do you think he has to confess if he's going to sit down with oprah? >> what else is he going to do? is he going to talk about his family? he has to do something, right? but the problem is i don't think oprah is oprah anymore. do you know when her show is on? do you know? do you watch? >> doesn't matter. >> 7:00 p.m. -- >> doesn't matter. >> -- at 4:00. >> the youtube clip. >> that's exactly the problem. if just a youtube clip makes it you've got 30 seconds at the most. are you going to sit down and watch an hour and a half of lance armstrong? >> she is still oprah winfrey and lance armstrong who by the way lied to me in two interviews as well as the rest of the world sees he has to go to the church of oprah and seek absolution. >> it will be boiled down to the moment where he says whatever it is he says. >> he has to cry. >> i want to see him and this was the great thing about the last interviews with oprah, i want to see him sit there for an hour and a h
howard kurtz host of "reliable choices" and lauren ashburn, editor-in-chief of "the daily gallow." nice to talk to both of you. do you think he has to confess if he's going to sit down with oprah? >> what else is he going to do? is he going to talk about his family? he has to do something, right? but the problem is i don't think oprah is oprah anymore. do you know when her show is on? do you know? do you watch? >> doesn't matter. >> 7:00 p.m. -- >>...
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lauren svetvilas with the sign with the name of benny wheeler, a family friend, you are, of one of the children killed in newtown. why did you come today? >> i felt that i needed to be here as part of a movement to make change. the sadness that's felt by so many of us. whether you're a parent, a teacher, you know, family member, friends. things need to change. >> reporter: do you feel there's an action that you are in particular looking to happen? >> personally, i don't see it necessary for guns in the world that we live in. but directly assault weapons, large capacity magazines. we're not -- we're not at war with each other. we're not at war with targets. we're not at war with hunting. i just feel that congress has a job to do, and that is to make change for us to keep us safe. >> reporter: thank you. he is one of the people here today. randi, important to note that across the street a small counter-demonstration of people supporting gun rights. one of the people there, i said, why are you here? did newtown change you? he said, yes, he thinks that people in schools should be arm armed
lauren svetvilas with the sign with the name of benny wheeler, a family friend, you are, of one of the children killed in newtown. why did you come today? >> i felt that i needed to be here as part of a movement to make change. the sadness that's felt by so many of us. whether you're a parent, a teacher, you know, family member, friends. things need to change. >> reporter: do you feel there's an action that you are in particular looking to happen? >> personally, i don't see it...
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immediate aftermath was extremely difficult, it was basically a neighborhood on the move. >> lauren, tell us about the rescue. you were rescued by dillon smith who was named as "people's" magazine hero the year. he passed in a recent accident. tell us what he did for you, the rescue. >> i went across my street and i couldn't stand any more, so he came over and helped me on a surf board until i could stand and i wish i was able to thank him because he like saved me. so i wish i could thank him. >> your older brother ray how are you doing? you're 15 years old. >> i'm doing better. i've seen the better of people after the storm. so it's good to see, you know, everyone getting together in rockaway and breezy to come together and just reform and, you know, get back to where we were if not better. so been tough, you know, at first but i've had a lot of help, you know. i had a family take me in for two months. and it was right on my school campus site helped me and then my friends have helped me. you know, i can't thank them enough. >> let me ask your dad how he feels all this bickering, po
immediate aftermath was extremely difficult, it was basically a neighborhood on the move. >> lauren, tell us about the rescue. you were rescued by dillon smith who was named as "people's" magazine hero the year. he passed in a recent accident. tell us what he did for you, the rescue. >> i went across my street and i couldn't stand any more, so he came over and helped me on a surf board until i could stand and i wish i was able to thank him because he like saved me. so i...
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media analyst lauren ashburn weighs in next. and older about a great way to live a better retirement. it's called a reverse mortgage. [ male announcer ] call right now to receive your free dvd and booklet with no obligation. it answers questions like how a reverse mortgage works, how much you qualify for, the ways to receive your money, and more. plus, when you call now, you'll get this magnifier with l.e.d. light absolutely free. when you call the experts at one reverse mortgage today, you'll learn the benefits of a government-insured reverse mortgage. it will eliminate your monthly mortgage payments and give you tax-free cash from the equity in your home. and here's the best part -- you still own your home. take control of your retirement today. ♪ ♪ >>> arab-owned al jazeera is about to introduce itself to millions more people in america. al gore apparently lined to net millions of dollars from the purchase of the gore-founded network current tv. the reported sale price is a half billion dollars. al jazeera is owned by qat
media analyst lauren ashburn weighs in next. and older about a great way to live a better retirement. it's called a reverse mortgage. [ male announcer ] call right now to receive your free dvd and booklet with no obligation. it answers questions like how a reverse mortgage works, how much you qualify for, the ways to receive your money, and more. plus, when you call now, you'll get this magnifier with l.e.d. light absolutely free. when you call the experts at one reverse mortgage today, you'll...
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>> lauren. >> explain to us why you want to be here in times square? >> it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> and you are from the states? >> yes. >> is this your first time? >> it's my second time to new york but it's anyway first time here for new year's eve. so i'm very excited to be here. >>reporter: i want you guys to sum up for our viewers at home what is the atmosphere like down here on the street level? >> it's so exciting. it's just amazing. it's a little bit discomfort being cold and standing in line for hours but it's totally worth it. >> unbelievable. it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience. >> reporter: where are you from? >> canada. ontario. >> reporter: and you're having a really good time? >> yes, i am. >> reporter: everyone is having a great time despite how cold it is. make some noise everyone! >> it's like their vocal cords are frozen. it's not that bad. >> one year you took your clothes off and that was really embarrassing. >> that was last year and that was you. >> we have one direction coming up in six minutes live. what's your f
>> lauren. >> explain to us why you want to be here in times square? >> it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> and you are from the states? >> yes. >> is this your first time? >> it's my second time to new york but it's anyway first time here for new year's eve. so i'm very excited to be here. >>reporter: i want you guys to sum up for our viewers at home what is the atmosphere like down here on the street level? >> it's so exciting. it's...
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lauren ashburn, editor in chief of the daily down led. general james spider marks and sunny hostin. >>> and coming up, alaina cho joins us with jason wu. mississippi, alabama, louisiana or florida, they're gonna love it. shaul, your alabama hospitality is incredible. thanks, karen. love your mississippi outdoors. i vote for your florida beaches, dawn. bill, this louisiana seafood is delicious. we're having such a great year on the gulf, we've decided to put aside our rivalry. now is the perfect time to visit anyone of our states. the beaches and waters couldn't be more beautiful. take a boat ride, go fishing or just lay in the sun. we've got coastline to explore and wildlife to photograph. and there's world class dining with our world famous seafood. so for a great vacation this year, come to the gulf. its all fabulous but i give florida the edge. right after mississippi. you mean alabama. say louisiana or there's no dessert. this invitation is brought to you by bp and all of us who call the gulf home. >>> welcome back, everybody. fair to
lauren ashburn, editor in chief of the daily down led. general james spider marks and sunny hostin. >>> and coming up, alaina cho joins us with jason wu. mississippi, alabama, louisiana or florida, they're gonna love it. shaul, your alabama hospitality is incredible. thanks, karen. love your mississippi outdoors. i vote for your florida beaches, dawn. bill, this louisiana seafood is delicious. we're having such a great year on the gulf, we've decided to put aside our rivalry. now is...
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howie kurtz and lauren ashburn will join us in a moment. >>> a quick look at top stories. the obama administration's push to expand gun control measures, the vice president delivers a high profile address to the u.s. conference of mayors, nearly 300 mayors are expected to attend. >>> firefighters trying to save people from a fire in russia, that was a chunk of snow that fell from the roof, he is up on a ladder four stories high, a fellow firefighter managed to hang on and help his colleague and amazingly able to save a small charge. >>> "american idol" is back for season 12. mariah carey and nicki minaj had something to do. >> if she calls me something that begins with a "b" and adds about an itch -- what is going on with you miss minaj? >> nothing. >> hundreds auditioned for the judges but so far i'm told there have been no major standouts. >> i'm going to steal that, just say to someone, i rebuke that. i don't even know what it means but it's awesome. i want to say that. ahead on "starting point," we're going to talk about the media's point in this manti te'o's story. sh
howie kurtz and lauren ashburn will join us in a moment. >>> a quick look at top stories. the obama administration's push to expand gun control measures, the vice president delivers a high profile address to the u.s. conference of mayors, nearly 300 mayors are expected to attend. >>> firefighters trying to save people from a fire in russia, that was a chunk of snow that fell from the roof, he is up on a ladder four stories high, a fellow firefighter managed to hang on and help...
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i believe everything you say. >> lauren and howie, thank you. >> so glad she's healthy and out of the hospital. >> we're all glad. >>> 155,000 jobs created in december, the unemployment rate at 7.8%, christine has a bit more information and the breakdown of the numbers. >> looks like at the end of the year the job market was treading water, treading water, holding steady, 153,000 jobs on average created every month last year, that's just enough to absorb new labor market participants and growth, natural growth in the labor market. one thing interesting here, long-term unemployed steady about 4.8 million that's been something going forward this new congress and president will talk about how to get the long-term unemployed back into the workforce. i told you last month how african-american unemployment rate had dropped to 13.2%, it went back up to 14%, we've had a lot of volatility in that particular group overall. let me tell you where we're adding jobs, construction and manufacturing, that was consistent throughout the year so i say treading water but there are two parts that would su
i believe everything you say. >> lauren and howie, thank you. >> so glad she's healthy and out of the hospital. >> we're all glad. >>> 155,000 jobs created in december, the unemployment rate at 7.8%, christine has a bit more information and the breakdown of the numbers. >> looks like at the end of the year the job market was treading water, treading water, holding steady, 153,000 jobs on average created every month last year, that's just enough to absorb new...
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a movie producer and former actor, it is andrew lauren and, number two, currently six on the official world golf ranking, if that doesn't hurt, he's pretty easy on the eyes. he's australian adam scott. the number one bachelor is, no surprise, second in line for the royal throne, his brother prince william married kate middleton. i'm going to cover the inauguration with the best and brightest here at cnn. i want to show you this luxury package. i'm not getting this. maybe you are. it includes his and her rolex watches, a $5,000 shopping spree at sachs and that's just the beginning. [ dad ] find it? ya. alright, another one just like that. right in the old bucket. good toss! see that's much better! that was good. you had your shoulder pointed, you kept your eyes on your target. let's do it again -- watch me. just like that one... [ male announcer ] the durability of the volkswagen passat. pass down something he will be grateful for. good arm. that's the power of german engineering. ♪ back to you. >>> luxury fit for a president can be yours if you're willing to pay, of course, with the
a movie producer and former actor, it is andrew lauren and, number two, currently six on the official world golf ranking, if that doesn't hurt, he's pretty easy on the eyes. he's australian adam scott. the number one bachelor is, no surprise, second in line for the royal throne, his brother prince william married kate middleton. i'm going to cover the inauguration with the best and brightest here at cnn. i want to show you this luxury package. i'm not getting this. maybe you are. it includes...
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her parents always told her, lauren if you want a career as a stripper, you have to have something to fall back on. actually her family said they were sure her black boyfriend would have killed heard anyway. two witnesses ran from the scene after she fell, because when a stripper dies, that's what you do. it's going to be a closed casket, unless you want to pay a little extra. her death was ruled accidental by police, who then stripped offer their uniforms and waved their [bleep]s to rock you like a hurricane. that's our show. see you soon, but not too soon. >> two old guys for the muppet show. >> if i [bleep] will you ejaculate? >> yeah. >> how many of you guys have cats with middle names? >> enough with the bread already. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". you magnificent bastards. [ laughter ] we've got a good one for you tonight. cbs news man bob schieffer he will be talking about t
her parents always told her, lauren if you want a career as a stripper, you have to have something to fall back on. actually her family said they were sure her black boyfriend would have killed heard anyway. two witnesses ran from the scene after she fell, because when a stripper dies, that's what you do. it's going to be a closed casket, unless you want to pay a little extra. her death was ruled accidental by police, who then stripped offer their uniforms and waved their [bleep]s to rock you...
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lauren, baltimore, democrat. caller: here is my problem. if there was not spending, there would not be a debt limit. why should there be a question concerning the issue? in terms of governmental spending, i am not sure if very many are aware that government officials are making 2, 3, and four times as much as the average individual when they are using the numbers between 250,000 dollars and 400 thousand dollars. these government officials work six months out of the year. there are getting four-time -- full-time pay, which is four or five or six times more than the average individual. those are the same individuals who are caulking -- talking about government spending. the average individual is living paycheck to paycheck. even if you are in a good position and you are pulling down a hundred 50 thousand dollars, for the average individual, that is good money. these guys are not only getting that close that, they are getting kicked back's. they getting lobby money. they are living way beyond the american interest. how about they take their sa
lauren, baltimore, democrat. caller: here is my problem. if there was not spending, there would not be a debt limit. why should there be a question concerning the issue? in terms of governmental spending, i am not sure if very many are aware that government officials are making 2, 3, and four times as much as the average individual when they are using the numbers between 250,000 dollars and 400 thousand dollars. these government officials work six months out of the year. there are getting...
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killing the school's permanent substitute teacher, lauren, and all but one child who was clever enough to play dead and didn't even whimper. by this time the teacher in the third room had crammed at many children as possible in the bathroom, was trying to find hiding places for the others when the teacher took aim on her and her students. vicky soto, who was so excited to finally reach her dream to be a teacher, threw herself in front of her students. such incredible bravery from a young first grade teacher. ann marie murphy was the educational assistant for a young boy who was in special needs and she died trying to shield him. as was the case of rachel, a behavior therapist. none of these brave women were trained in combat. they were elementary school educators dedicated to educating their young children so their first response when confronted by this terror was to protect their children. thank goodness for our first responders, they arrived in three minutes, which is incredible in a town of 60 square miles, mainly country roads. they saved innumerable lives as the shooter carried en
killing the school's permanent substitute teacher, lauren, and all but one child who was clever enough to play dead and didn't even whimper. by this time the teacher in the third room had crammed at many children as possible in the bathroom, was trying to find hiding places for the others when the teacher took aim on her and her students. vicky soto, who was so excited to finally reach her dream to be a teacher, threw herself in front of her students. such incredible bravery from a young first...
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hi, lauren. how are you? hey, courtney, you guys come on this side. do we have any more? >> do you have any -- lynette, come on. >> take your time. that's all right, lynette. >> it's a celebration. >> no, no, this is a big day. come on over to this side, lynette. how are you? >> very well. >> all right. [inaudible conversations] who have we got? hey, great to see you guys. >> okay, everyone. >> okay? >> just a little bit. there we go. great. right here. [inaudible conversations] >> go get 'em. laugh. >> that's exactly right. thank you. mom, how are you? welcome. mom, we're going to have you stand right in the middle, stand over in that -- >> okay. >> reenact the oath. >> okay. >> ready? do you solemnly swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you're about to enter, so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations, senator. congratulations, mom. congratulations. do you
hi, lauren. how are you? hey, courtney, you guys come on this side. do we have any more? >> do you have any -- lynette, come on. >> take your time. that's all right, lynette. >> it's a celebration. >> no, no, this is a big day. come on over to this side, lynette. how are you? >> very well. >> all right. [inaudible conversations] who have we got? hey, great to see you guys. >> okay, everyone. >> okay? >> just a little bit. there we go. great....
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. >> we're going next to ken and then alex and robert and then alicia, tom, chris, and lauren fox toned. >> i have to be out of here by 1:00. >> we will have a lovely lunch for you. >> i wanted to ask about the -- follow up on jane's question. clearly -- . [inaudible] >> if you think that the bitter nature of the clamor and -- [inaudible] >> anything the republicans can do to prevent such bitter superpac funded primaries in the future, and then anything you want to say about -- >> well, i think there's different points of view as to the primary process created more earned income. there's no way mitt romney could have gotten that much air time if it weren't for the debates and the fact it took place. so he had an opportunity to present his case and the more air time he got, the better. maybe the question is, did that effectiveness he was afforded, did he take advantage of it properly? and that's a whole different story. i don't think the length of the primary, even though i became quite weary of it as we all did, i don't think that's a number of helping or hurting. if anything the longer
. >> we're going next to ken and then alex and robert and then alicia, tom, chris, and lauren fox toned. >> i have to be out of here by 1:00. >> we will have a lovely lunch for you. >> i wanted to ask about the -- follow up on jane's question. clearly -- . [inaudible] >> if you think that the bitter nature of the clamor and -- [inaudible] >> anything the republicans can do to prevent such bitter superpac funded primaries in the future, and then anything you...
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some of you may know that i have a child, our daughter, lauren, 31 now, and when she was seven months old, a student found a blue and limp in her crib and thought she had passed away. it turned out she had a seizure. we took her to the hospital. we saw her have another, most frightening thing that i had ever seen. tiny little baby. a grand mal seizure. they told us then it would maybe, a fever induced and she would be better, probably in the next day or two days later. and we left the hospital a month later and she was still having up to 10 seizures a day. and this went on for 18 years of her life. often on, these floors of seizures that we couldn't stop. they did tremendous damage to her, robbed her of her childhood, robbed her of many of for capacities, almost took her life. and killed 50,000 people a year. and so susan, 13 years ago, started something called citizens united research for apple as a to help find the cure so now the families and other children wouldn't have to go through what we saw our daughter go through, or lose their kids as we saw many parents do. and so, fast fo
some of you may know that i have a child, our daughter, lauren, 31 now, and when she was seven months old, a student found a blue and limp in her crib and thought she had passed away. it turned out she had a seizure. we took her to the hospital. we saw her have another, most frightening thing that i had ever seen. tiny little baby. a grand mal seizure. they told us then it would maybe, a fever induced and she would be better, probably in the next day or two days later. and we left the hospital...
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going to go next to ken vogel, then to alex, robert schlessinger, alicia, stephanie kay, chris good and lauren fox to end. >> i've got to be out of here by 1:00. [laughter] >> we're going to have a lovely lunch for you, sir. ken? >> thank you, and thanks for coming. i wanted to ask about the deficit team -- [inaudible] see if i could follow up on jane's question. you know, clearly the santorum super pac was -- [inaudible] get his voice out arguably -- [inaudible] the newt gingrich/sheldon adamson super pac. i wanted to know if you think the length of the primary, the bitter nature of the primary and your role in prolonging the primary actually hurt mitt romney's chances, and is there anything that republicans can do to sort of prevent such bitter super pac-funded, prolonged primaries in the future in and anything you want to say about -- [inaudible] >> yeah. well, i think there's different points of view as to the length of the primary process created more earned income. i mean, there's no way mitt romney could have possibly got that much air time if it weren't for the debates and the fact tha
going to go next to ken vogel, then to alex, robert schlessinger, alicia, stephanie kay, chris good and lauren fox to end. >> i've got to be out of here by 1:00. [laughter] >> we're going to have a lovely lunch for you, sir. ken? >> thank you, and thanks for coming. i wanted to ask about the deficit team -- [inaudible] see if i could follow up on jane's question. you know, clearly the santorum super pac was -- [inaudible] get his voice out arguably -- [inaudible] the newt...
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, cenk. >> cenk: thank you lauren. spike lee, what do you think about his criticism of the movie. >> with all due respect to spike lee, i'm surprised he's going after tarantino this way as a filmmaker, as an artist. i saw an interview with samuel jackson just getting the color of the character's skin just right, and as you see this man on the screen he comes across almost haunting way. one of the funniest scenes in the entire film is using the word nigger profusely. if it was john wayne or clint eastwood killing indians or whoever the bad guys are we would not question if it's okay to cheer for the hero. i definitely do not agree with spike. and if you look at slave narrative as a genre cenk, the slaves never win. the slave never wins. even if he gets the girl, even if he gets his freedom you're still in 1850s america where you can't own a home, a car property. so the slave never never wins. what i do give quentin tarantino credit for is where he's historically accurate where he could. seeing the slaves who are in the
, cenk. >> cenk: thank you lauren. spike lee, what do you think about his criticism of the movie. >> with all due respect to spike lee, i'm surprised he's going after tarantino this way as a filmmaker, as an artist. i saw an interview with samuel jackson just getting the color of the character's skin just right, and as you see this man on the screen he comes across almost haunting way. one of the funniest scenes in the entire film is using the word nigger profusely. if it was john...